Usborne Facts of Life, Growing Up (All about Adolescence, body changes and sex)

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Gazing upon his mother, Russel thinks about his parents and children of his own, wondering about his mother’s life and the harsh but blissful childhood filled with passion, hope, and joy.

At home, Susan’s mum provides further reassurance and shows Susan how to keep herself clean and comfortable.Comparing George’s plight for the American Dream to Russell’s plight to successfully make a name for himself would make for a creative authentic assessment. While Russell didn't have a father to raise him, he was surrounded by loving and quirky family members who all pitched in.

Curious children can find out about growing up and puberty, hormones, periods, shaving and much more in this entertaining book with over 60 flaps to lift.This straightforward, unpatronizing approach to tricky topics is the essential illustrated guide to adolescence for both parents and their teens.

The author is a well-known journalist, and he describes his plights while growing up with sincere details, not for sympathy but for posterity. He is almost proud of his complete ignorance of Leon Trotsky, a man who shaped the time he was living in.These cookies help provide information on metrics the number of visitors, bounce rate, traffic source, etc. While puberty happens to everyone, every child’s journey from childhood to being a grown-up will be as unique as they are! We make every effort to deliver goods within these timescales, but sometimes due to circumstances beyond our control, this is not possible.